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Kids.... Why I love mine...

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

Yesterday I could have sworn I had a ten pound note in my purse (which is rare for me to have any money) my kids aren't bad kids but had to ask, my little ten year old goes up to his room gets a ten pound voucher he has been saving and gives it to me "there you are mummy, you haven't lost anything now"....bless him, (just for the record I did give it back to him!)

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By *iamondjoeMan
over a year ago

Glastonbury

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over a year ago

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Yesterday I could have sworn I had a ten pound note in my purse (which is rare for me to have any money) my kids aren't bad kids but had to ask, my little ten year old goes up to his room gets a ten pound voucher he has been saving and gives it to me "there you are mummy, you haven't lost anything now"....bless him, (just for the record I did give it back to him!)"

Good kid

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Yesterday I could have sworn I had a ten pound note in my purse (which is rare for me to have any money) my kids aren't bad kids but had to ask, my little ten year old goes up to his room gets a ten pound voucher he has been saving and gives it to me "there you are mummy, you haven't lost anything now"....bless him, (just for the record I did give it back to him!)"

Bless him, that's so sweet. Mine constantly surprise me with little things - sometimes wonder how they grow up so quickly!

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By *iamondjoeMan
over a year ago

Glastonbury

Mine's joined the school council (whatever that is, they're 6 ffs) and, oh yeah, and I suggested one morning about maybe they could ask to be allowed to bring squash in to school?

"It's not for *that* kind of thing and anway, we're *not allowed* to have juice in school."

You need a revolution! says I.

The child sighs, says:

"Don't start that again!"

Bloody kids.

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By *ensual temptressWoman
over a year ago

Southampton

This post made me smile ! Thank you!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

My son wrapped his favourite cuddly toy up for me for my birthday.Thought how sweet and I did give him it back .

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

Same!! I was looking at my almost 15 year old the other morning, his voice all over the place, making himself breakfast and wondered where was the little baby go that stood on the same spot and said 'mama' for the first time!

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By *ig1gaz1Man
over a year ago

bradford

similar situation told the kids that we couldnt afford to buy anything

both children went up for there money boxes and gave them to us just to help out

I wouldnt except them but did say thankyou to them both

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Yesterday I could have sworn I had a ten pound note in my purse (which is rare for me to have any money) my kids aren't bad kids but had to ask, my little ten year old goes up to his room gets a ten pound voucher he has been saving and gives it to me "there you are mummy, you haven't lost anything now"....bless him, (just for the record I did give it back to him!)"

obviously brought him up well! Good work!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Mine's joined the school council (whatever that is, they're 6 ffs) and, oh yeah, and I suggested one morning about maybe they could ask to be allowed to bring squash in to school?

"It's not for *that* kind of thing and anway, we're *not allowed* to have juice in school."

You need a revolution! says I.

The child sighs, says:

"Don't start that again!"

Bloody kids. "

Haha, that's brilliant - mine was in the school council a couple of years back (he's 10 now) I think it's supposed to teach them responsibility or something. Still seems like they're trying to get them to grow up too quickly. I sometimes feel like I'm the child with some of the looks he gives me when I say something!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"My son wrapped his favourite cuddly toy up for me for my birthday.Thought how sweet and I did give him it back ."

Aww sweet! I'm getting all nostalgic for mine's toddler years now

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Mine's joined the school council (whatever that is, they're 6 ffs) and, oh yeah, and I suggested one morning about maybe they could ask to be allowed to bring squash in to school?

"It's not for *that* kind of thing and anway, we're *not allowed* to have juice in school."

You need a revolution! says I.

The child sighs, says:

"Don't start that again!"

Bloody kids.

Haha, that's brilliant - mine was in the school council a couple of years back (he's 10 now) I think it's supposed to teach them responsibility or something. Still seems like they're trying to get them to grow up too quickly. I sometimes feel like I'm the child with some of the looks he gives me when I say something!

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School council? My youngest wanted to be elected last year, he wrote a speech (or we did) and everything, but all the 'cool kids and parents with money kids' got it but the lovely teacher saw he worked so hard she made a whole new position for him!!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Mine's joined the school council (whatever that is, they're 6 ffs) and, oh yeah, and I suggested one morning about maybe they could ask to be allowed to bring squash in to school?

"It's not for *that* kind of thing and anway, we're *not allowed* to have juice in school."

You need a revolution! says I.

The child sighs, says:

"Don't start that again!"

Bloody kids.

Haha, that's brilliant - mine was in the school council a couple of years back (he's 10 now) I think it's supposed to teach them responsibility or something. Still seems like they're trying to get them to grow up too quickly. I sometimes feel like I'm the child with some of the looks he gives me when I say something!

School council? My youngest wanted to be elected last year, he wrote a speech (or we did) and everything, but all the 'cool kids and parents with money kids' got it but the lovely teacher saw he worked so hard she made a whole new position for him!! "

Bless, that's lovely. Mine certainly didn't get it because I have money LOL!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

It's all in the way you bring them up so you are obviously doing a great job with yours. Well done girl !

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"It's all in the way you bring them up so you are obviously doing a great job with yours. Well done girl !"

Thank youxxxx

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Yesterday I could have sworn I had a ten pound note in my purse (which is rare for me to have any money) my kids aren't bad kids but had to ask, my little ten year old goes up to his room gets a ten pound voucher he has been saving and gives it to me "there you are mummy, you haven't lost anything now"....bless him, (just for the record I did give it back to him!)"

what a little legend.!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Mine sent me a text with a link really early this morning - can you open this in the uk. Yes. Can you see the person. Yes. Thanks

Gotta love em no I am doing great how are you mum lol

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Mine sent me a text with a link really early this morning - can you open this in the uk. Yes. Can you see the person. Yes. Thanks

Gotta love em no I am doing great how are you mum lol

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Mine never say hello anymore when they come in "what's for dinner!"

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Mine sent me a text with a link really early this morning - can you open this in the uk. Yes. Can you see the person. Yes. Thanks

Gotta love em no I am doing great how are you mum lol

Mine never say hello anymore when they come in "what's for dinner!""

I get that by text too. Only say mum when they want something other than that call me by my Christian name

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By *iamondjoeMan
over a year ago

Glastonbury

She said the other day,

"Daddy, I love you 'cos you're so funny."

I said, aww, enjoy it while you can kid, 'cos one day you'll find me deeply embarrassing

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"She said the other day,

"Daddy, I love you 'cos you're so funny."

I said, aww, enjoy it while you can kid, 'cos one day you'll find me deeply embarrassing"

She doesn't already? Your doing something wrong!!

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